Chapter 10: Small Groups

2. enables one person to control the behaviors of others.
6. groups also known as "sensitivity groups."
7. a technique for bombarding a problem and making many ideas as possible.
10. small groups that exist solely to generate ideas.
11. each member delivers a prepared presentation much like a public speech.
12. when you posses power if group members regard you as having experience or knowledge.
13. power over a person if you are able to present that person with rewards.
14. a group that is connected to one another by having a common purpose.
16. a small group assembled for a kind of in depth interview.
18. a particular kind of small group.
20. power over another person who wishes to be like you or identified with you.

1. power where you have the ability to remove rewards or administer punishments.
3. follows a symposium where the audience ask questions.
4. power over another person who believes you have a right by virtue of your position.
5. you and the other members are closely connected.
8. group members arrange themselves in a circular or semicircular pattern.
9. a technique that is a method of problem solving that uses limited discussion and confrontational voting to obtain a group decision.
15. rules to where behavior is considered appropriate.
17. many talk shows, such as Jerry Springer and Oprah use this format.
19. groups serving relationship purposes are the social networking sites like Twitter and Facebook.